Yesterday, we reported that the Galaxy Z Fold3 had received TENAA certification. Today, the phone appeared on the TENAA certification website, revealing key specifications. The certified model is the SM-F7110, which is the Chinese version of the Galaxy Z Flip3.
As revealed in the certification, the Flip3 will feature a 1.9-inch mini AMOLED display at the top of the back. When the device is folded, the display will allow users to view notifications and perform other tasks.
The main display size was not mentioned. The phone measures 166 x 72.2 x 7.3 mm, indicating an increase in thickness by 0.1 mm (the Galaxy Z Flip 5G is 7.2 mm), while the height and width have been slightly reduced.
Its battery capacity has also been revealed. The device will have dual battery packs, with capacities of 2300 mAh and 903 mAh, respectively. The total battery capacity is 3203 mAh, which seems to be the typical capacity, while the rated capacity is expected to be higher.
The front will feature the same single-punch display as the Galaxy Z Flip 5G, but this time it may have a small hole. The Galaxy Z Flip3 will feature the Snapdragon 888 chipset.
The latest news suggests that the Flip3 will debut alongside the Galaxy Z Fold3 at the UNPACKED launch event on August 11.